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cinema1899, "a movie hall," from French cinéma, shortened from cinématographe "motion picture projector and camera," coined 1890s by Lumiere brothers, who invented it, from Latinized for [..]
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cinemamotion-picture industry.
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cinematheater
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cinemafilm: a medium that disseminates moving pictures; "theater pieces transferred to celluloid"; "this story would be good cinema"; "film c [..]
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cinemaa building where films are shown
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cinemaA broad term encompassing the motion picture industry and distribution system, the films produced, and the art form they represent. It is also used in Europe and the UK to refer to the theater in whic [..]
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cinemaExpansion of life
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cinemaUnder construction.
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cinemaShort for cinematograph (the term derived from the Greek words for motion and for drawing), a picture engendered by motion, used popularly as the form of entertainment also called film and the mo [..]
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cinema(n) a medium that disseminates moving pictures(n) a theater where films are shown
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cineman. (1) A movie theater. This is not to be confused with a THEATRE.
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cinemaMovie sequences that are sometimes shown at the beginning, middle, and/or ending of a game. Cinema is used to enhance to plot elements of a game. (See also Full-Motion Video
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